Websites for dentists that actually work on a phone

What a patient does in the first thirty seconds

A patient with a toothache does not read. They type your practice name into their phone, or they tap the map result and look for the closest office. Then they want three things quickly: your phone number, your opening hours, and where you are.

If the page loads, they tap the number and call. If the page stalls, spins or shows a wall of small text, they hit back and tap the next practice on the list. You never meet that patient and you never know they were there.

That first half minute is the entire job of a dental website. Not branding, not a photo gallery, not a story about the practice. Getting one person on the phone.

• The phone is the first screen, not a laptop.
• The map result is often the only thing they see before they decide.
• The call button decides whether they reach you or the next office.

The specific ways a dental practice site loses patients

These are the faults we find most often on practice websites. None of them are design opinions. Every one of them sends a patient somewhere else.

• No tap-to-call button. The number sits in a corner as plain text, so a patient has to copy it by hand on a phone.
• No opening hours anywhere on the page. People do not call a practice when they cannot tell whether it is open.
• No insurance or new patient information. Anyone who has to email just to ask about a first visit usually does not.
• No map or directions. On a phone the address should open straight into the patient's own map app.
• A page that will not load on a phone. Old sites built for a wide desktop screen zoom out to unreadable text.
• A dead or missing domain. The practice has a phone number but nothing to send a new patient to.

What the five page rebuild covers

Every rebuild is five pages and no filler: home, services, about, FAQ and contact. We fill them with your practice's own details, which is why nothing on the site is generic.

You review it and send corrections before any money changes hands. Your wording, your hours, your photos, your treatments.

• Home: what you do, where you are, your hours, and a call button that works with one tap.
• Services: one clear page built from the treatments your practice actually offers, not a stock list.
• About: who works there, and what a first visit looks like from the patient's side.
• FAQ: the questions your front desk answers all day, written down so people can find them first.
• Contact: a real map, your full address, your opening hours and tap-to-call.

New patients get their answers before they call

A first visit creates questions. Do you take my insurance? How soon can I be seen? What happens in the first appointment? Where do I park? A practice that answers these in writing gets more calls, not fewer.

We put your answers on the site in plain words, next to the call button. Your front desk stops repeating the same four questions, and the patient walks in already knowing what to expect.

• Insurance and payment information in your own words.
• Opening hours on every page, not buried behind a contact form.
• A tap-to-call button at the top and the bottom of every page.
• Phone first design that loads in under a second.

Live on your own domain within 24 hours

You already have a domain, or you had one. The rebuilt site goes on that same address, the one your existing patients already know. Nothing to transfer, nothing new to remember.

When you say yes, the site is live on that domain within 24 hours. Most of the work is finished before you ever see it, which is why the timeline is short. There is no discovery call and no project manager.

Your current site is left exactly as it is until you say yes. Then the new pages take its place on the same address, and nothing your patients had bookmarked stops working.

You always see the finished site first. If you do not want it, you keep the preview and we part ways. Nothing is charged.

One flat price of $600, and nothing monthly

$600, one time. No monthly fee for the first year, no retainer, no contract and no sales call. Payment is a link in your email reply, by card or bank transfer.

You can look at the whole site before you pay a cent, which is the only way we ask a practice to buy anything.

• Five pages built from your practice's own details.
• Your services, your area, your opening hours.
• A real map and a working tap-to-call button.
• The domain you already own. No lock in and nothing to cancel.

A rebuilt dental site you can open right now

A Healthy Smile Dental Center in Colorado Springs had a site that did not work on a phone. We rebuilt it. The finished site is live, so you can open it on your own phone, tap the number and see exactly what a patient sees.

That rebuild used the same steps and the same price as yours would. Five pages, their treatments, their hours, a real map and a working call button.

So far we have checked 12,823 local businesses across 8 US metros and built 330 replacement sites. The rebuilt dental site and the others are at preview.localsiteshop.com.

Open it on the phone you actually carry. That is the only test that matters, and it takes about ten seconds.

Questions we get about this